Skip to main content

Trending Topic

Hey good people...Just in the writing mood, so check out my rhyme:


Here I am seeking out respect, appreciation, fame/
Trying to be trending topics on Tuesdays like The Game/
Gonna stay sour until I whip the cream/
Still defending "The Dream" like I’m Patrick Ewing/
But handle the rock like Doc...Rivers, John Starks/
Dunking on the best, because I have no regards/
No remorse, no feelings, pure apathy/
I do it because you’re a laughingstock, you’re a parody/
Uhh, I take that back; you’re a spoof/
You weren’t funny until I appeared first like Poof/
I am a Wizard with the Magic: Gilbert Arenas/
And I hand out stories to the people like subpoenas/
That’s just my demeanor/
Solid form of Ether/
You whine if you don’t get your way, like a spoiled diva/
Somebody get this guy a Snickers, he’s Aretha/
Anyway/
Some say I’m bipolar, because I aim to please/
But if you don’t feel me, well then you can feel deez/
Ced being graphic? That’s really OD/
Well that’s the way I feel when you don’t recognize my G/
My dad says when you’re young, they judge you by your sexing/
And when you get older, the judge you by your investments/
Well Charles Perry, for you I have a question/
If I’m doing both well, why can’t I make a good impression?
Riddle me this, riddle me that/
How do you come off confident, compassionate, and Black?
Keep hope alive/
Survive then thrive/
Celebrity or 9-5/
Support your kids and future wife/
Got my plans lined up, and I act accordingly/
It’s like I work for FedEx; I handle Priority/
Dreaming of the day the girls look at me adoringly/
And tweet me as TT’s, as if Malik ordered me…

Comments

  1. This is a Confession of a Big Dreamer with different types of Trending Topic. And also the thoughts and words of a man inspired. You can also take a part of this topic.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Thank you for posting!

Popular posts from this blog

Choose Your Artist- Ron Isley vs Charlie Wilson

As a youth my uncle, the late Marvin Hawkins, would foster my love of reading and basketball by giving me his collection of a little known magazine named Basketball Digest. The book contained great articles, stats, and previews of NBA teams and players. My favorite segment of the magazine however was titled "One on One". The segment compared NBA players past or present against each other. It took the talks from barbershops, cookouts, and old men playing chess and provided a grading system to validate naming one player over the other. Today, we take this great concept and transfer it to the world of music. In this new segment "Choose Your Artist", artists from various eras are pitted against their peers, their new age renditions, and even themselves to determine who music stars are the best of the best!  Throughout the 70s and 80s, The Isley Brothers and Gap Band lavished us with incredible music. Songs like "That Lady (Part 1)", "Summer Breeze...

The Nice Guy Rules

"Nice guys finish last." What a hogwash statement. Seriously; it's baloney, maybe even pastrami. Through entertainment, business, and romance, the belief is that a man with etiquette and morals is one with diseases, like the measles or swine flu. When you turn on your television or read your news...kindle, you witness arrogant, womanizing egomaniacs praised as charismatic men with undeniable "swagger". Men who are interested in helping others and making people enjoy themselves are undervalued. The result is young men trying too hard. These men, known as "Nice Guys", are seen as sweet people who are great to know and make you laugh, but are OFTEN over looked for men who...use less effort to receive approval. As a teen and in my early college years, I played into this. It's such a weird feeling; you become enamored with doing right by people, as if it determines whether people will like you. Half the time, if you are "too" nice, peo...

Ooh Yeah! Channeling Your Inner R&B Singer

When I retire from the television and film industry, I've decided to record an album as an R&B artist. Initially my plan was to form a group with Devyn and Garvin. We would kill "em", but I've seen every episode of Unsung and I don't want us to go out like The Temptations or Five Heartbeats. My aspirations may seem outlandish, but those familiar with the powers of rizzle and bizzle (rhythm and blues) understand the benefit of exercising your musical talent. History shows that there is a long standing intimate connection between women and singers. From Ron Isley to R. Kelly, Otis Redding to Omarion ( "Touch" O, not Maybach O), Rhythm and Blues crooners leave a special effect on the ladies, one CGI can't replicate.  As a young buck, wet behind the ears and seeking...the ladies, this fact did not sneak past me.  Let's not forget that my moniker "Ceddy P" is derived from the original drawers dropper, Teddy Pendergrass . In my brie...